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Curb Your Enthusiasm/Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm
| Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm | |
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| Special | |
| Airdate | October 17, 1999 |
| Written by | Larry David |
| Directed by | Robert B. Weide |
| — N/A |
1x01 → The Pants Tent |
| Curb Your Enthusiasm — Season One | |
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Larry David: Curb Your Enthusiasm is the an HBO special that served as the pilot for Curb Your Enthusiasm.
Also Starring: Judy Toll (HBO Executive), Allan Wasserman (HBO Executive), Becky Thyre (N.Y. Girlfriend), Michael Patrick King (HBO Publicist), Eric Scott Gould (Jeff Yerkes)
Guest Stars: Jason Alexander (Himself), Linda Bates (Herself), Mark Beltzman (Himself), Ray Buffer (The Darrell), Cynthia Caponera (Herself), Julie Claire (Herself), Donna Cooper (Herself), Ed Crasnick (Himself), Allan Havey (Himself), Don Lake (Himself), Carol Leifer (Herself), Richard Lewis (Himself), Suzy Nakamura (Suzy, the set designer), Mike Reynolds (Himself), Caroline Rhea (Herself), Jerry Seinfeld (Himself), Stefanie Singer (Herself), Suzy Soro (Herself), Antoinette Spolar (Larry's Secretary), Wanda Sykes (Friend of Cheryl's), Larry Thigpen (Himself), Paul F. Tompkins (Himself)
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Plot Overview
Notes
Unlike the series, which is shot in a modified cinema verité style, the Curb Your Enthusiasm special is a "mockumentary"- the difference being that in a mockumentary, the characters are aware of and occasionally address the camera. This is shown in the first scene, where Larry and Jeff wave to the camera as they exit the elevator. Cinema verité follows a documentary visual style but the camera is not alluded to or addressed- as in any other sitcom, the camera is not actually "there". This is the only episode produced by Hofflund/Polone.
